This is a picture of Main street Selma, Alabama. Evans, Walker took this photograph in December
of 1935. The setting of this photo is outside on a main street in front of shops, the picture was taking during
the day,the picture is urban, I am going to guess that this picture was taking about noon time. I see about
nine people in this picture, the people look like they are in their late twenties to their early thirties, they all
look like they just came out of church, this picture is in black and white, the first thing that draws my attention
to the picture is that sign that says "Fixings For Men". All of the structures look like they are all business structures.
Image, Source: intermediary roll film
This is a picture of a coffee house in Selma, Alabama. Evans, Walker took this photograph in December of 1935.
The setting of the picture is outside during the day, the picture is urban, it looks like this picture was taken in the
early afternoon. It does not look like there are any people in this picture. This picture is in black and white. The
first thing that draws my attention to the picture is the set of stairs. The coffee house looks like it is a business
structure, but if you look around the coffee house, it looks as if there are houses around the coffee house.
Image, Source: intermediary roll film
This is picture of a Main street architecture in Selma, Alabama. Evans, Walker took this photograph in
December of 1935. The setting of the picture is outside during the day, the picture is urban, this picture
looks as if it were taken during the early morning. It does not look like there are any people in this picture.
This picture was taken in black and white. The first thing that draws my attention to the picture is the open
door way. This building looks to be a business structure, if you look closely, you can see in the background
that there are other business structures around the area.
B:
Image, Source: intermediary roll film
This is a picture of a sharecropper and his wife stripping and grading tobacco Near Carr, North Coralina.
Wolcott, Marion Post took this photograph in 1910, and the photograph was published in 1939. The setting
of the picture is indoors, probably in a small outdoor room, it looks as if the only light in the room is from
the flash of the camera. This picture is urban, it looks like it is about mid day in this picture. There are two
people in this picture, they look to be in their late teen years. It looks like the clothing that they are wearing
are probably old clothes from other people that could not fit into them anymore. The thing that catches my
eye first would be the their facial expressions, it looks like they do not want to be doing the work, they
look like they would rather be doing something else.
Image, Source: intermediary roll film
This is a picture of Elaine Mulzac talking to two workmen who helped construct the first Liberty Ship named
for a Negro. Palmer, Alfred T. took this photograph on September 29, 1942. It looks like this photo was taking
inside. The picture is urban. It looks like it would be early evening when the picture was taken. There are three
people in this picture, they look like they would all be in their early thirties. Elaine looks like she just came
from having a nice dinner, and the two men look like they have just came from a day out in the town. The thing
that catches my eye would be the facial expressions, Elaine and the man on the left look like they are having a
good time, but the man on the right looks like he is confused for some reason.
Image, Source: intermediary roll film
This is a picture of man working on a ship, Liberman, Howard took this picture in May of 1942. This picture is
indoors and outdoors, the picture is urban, it is probably mid day. There is one man in the picture, he looks as
if he is in his late thirties. His clothing looks like they are dirty, and they have been worn many times. The thing
that catches my eye first is the tool that he is holding in his hand, it looks like the tools that we use today, but
not as sufisticated.
A:
This is a picture of Main street Selma, Alabama. Evans, Walker took this photograph in December
of 1935. The setting of this photo is outside on a main street in front of shops, the picture was taking during
the day,the picture is urban, I am going to guess that this picture was taking about noon time. I see about
nine people in this picture, the people look like they are in their late twenties to their early thirties, they all
look like they just came out of church, this picture is in black and white, the first thing that draws my attention
to the picture is that sign that says "Fixings For Men". All of the structures look like they are all business structures.
This is a picture of a coffee house in Selma, Alabama. Evans, Walker took this photograph in December of 1935.
The setting of the picture is outside during the day, the picture is urban, it looks like this picture was taken in the
early afternoon. It does not look like there are any people in this picture. This picture is in black and white. The
first thing that draws my attention to the picture is the set of stairs. The coffee house looks like it is a business
structure, but if you look around the coffee house, it looks as if there are houses around the coffee house.
This is picture of a Main street architecture in Selma, Alabama. Evans, Walker took this photograph in
December of 1935. The setting of the picture is outside during the day, the picture is urban, this picture
looks as if it were taken during the early morning. It does not look like there are any people in this picture.
This picture was taken in black and white. The first thing that draws my attention to the picture is the open
door way. This building looks to be a business structure, if you look closely, you can see in the background
that there are other business structures around the area.
B:
This is a picture of a sharecropper and his wife stripping and grading tobacco Near Carr, North Coralina.
Wolcott, Marion Post took this photograph in 1910, and the photograph was published in 1939. The setting
of the picture is indoors, probably in a small outdoor room, it looks as if the only light in the room is from
the flash of the camera. This picture is urban, it looks like it is about mid day in this picture. There are two
people in this picture, they look to be in their late teen years. It looks like the clothing that they are wearing
are probably old clothes from other people that could not fit into them anymore. The thing that catches my
eye first would be the their facial expressions, it looks like they do not want to be doing the work, they
look like they would rather be doing something else.
This is a picture of Elaine Mulzac talking to two workmen who helped construct the first Liberty Ship named
for a Negro. Palmer, Alfred T. took this photograph on September 29, 1942. It looks like this photo was taking
inside. The picture is urban. It looks like it would be early evening when the picture was taken. There are three
people in this picture, they look like they would all be in their early thirties. Elaine looks like she just came
from having a nice dinner, and the two men look like they have just came from a day out in the town. The thing
that catches my eye would be the facial expressions, Elaine and the man on the left look like they are having a
good time, but the man on the right looks like he is confused for some reason.
This is a picture of man working on a ship, Liberman, Howard took this picture in May of 1942. This picture is
indoors and outdoors, the picture is urban, it is probably mid day. There is one man in the picture, he looks as
if he is in his late thirties. His clothing looks like they are dirty, and they have been worn many times. The thing
that catches my eye first is the tool that he is holding in his hand, it looks like the tools that we use today, but
not as sufisticated.